Graphic made from scratch: The "microtonality" logo on the home page.
Embedded media: The various music clips and YouTube videos found throughout the site.
Image with CSS rollover: Also the microtonality logo - it grows in size if you hover over it. Kind of useless, but cool looking....
Javascript usage: Javascript is used to toggle the dropdown menu that appears on smaller/mobile screens. This was done to prevent the mobile site from getting too clogged up from the navbar.
Summary
This site was created to be accessible to anyone interested in music and the concept of microtones, regardless of current skill level.
Three positive factors of the site:
The Bootstrap-esque navbar was created from scratch, and utilizes Javascript to create a toggled dropdown menu for mobile screens.
The color choices for the site are nonintrusive and provide excellent contrast.
The inclusion of several examples, both audio and video based, spice up the site and also provide context for the concepts discussed on the site.
Two areas for improvement:
While Arial is certainly better than Times New Roman in this context, it's still rather bland. A slightly more interesting font might improve site aesthetics.
The fact that the navbar is left-aligned clashes with the centered area that content is displayed in below it. This would be annoying to fix, but doable given more time.